In this article it mentions using Facebook's ReactDOM as an independent engine; using it without React components. But I'm not finding any documentation on how this could be done.
Is this possible?
Is there any documentation as to what to feed ReactDOM.render, if not React components?
Thanks.
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We are trying to implement video calling features using Azure Communication Services using Angular but were not able to find any sample code to do the same.
Appreciate it if someone can share any sample code to implement this.
See the following web quick start guide - QuickStart: Add 1:1 video calling to your app
This is the package you'll need - https://www.npmjs.com/package/#azure/communication-calling
My question is related to Navigaror 2.0
There is just a link of medium article on official documentation and nothing else.
I want to implement Activity for Result.But in router deligate class I just implemented push,pop,of methods.
How to implement Future in push,pop I didn't find any lead.
Then I explored the packages on pub.dev
go_router
auto_route
Which package you recommend and why??
Both are up-to-date but I want recommendation from community
My choice is go_router since it's reduce complexity, regardless of the platform and Navigator2 structure and support:
mobile, web and desktop
declarative, parameterized routing
deep and dynamic linking
nested navigation
redirection
custom transitions
route debugging
and lastly, it provides rapid and excellent support.
Check out this guide for questions about how to implement Activity for Results:
https://gorouter.dev/user-input
So there are a ton of dart packages that do all the heavy lifting regarding API handling but I am looking for the ground-up approach to learning API's and how they are handled within the Flutter framework. Wondering if there are any sources/tutorials on how to do so. With the exception of google's own documentation.
You can go through the official website to handle APIs in flutter-
https://docs.flutter.dev/cookbook/networking/fetch-data
and here's a good documentation of basic flow of API integration-
https://mobikul.com/http-api-calling-in-flutter/
Hope it will work for you.
In a previous Xamarin native application, I used Microcharts, which is a charting library for .net. Using Microcharts, we had the chart-related logic in the shared part (we used MVVM) and just used charting components on each platform. I was wondering if there is any equivalent for Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile? I'd like to have the charting logic in the shared part.
Thanks.
AFAIK there isn't one that you're looking for.
You could still share your charting logic in KMM, exposing all the chart related information to the platform specific Views, then map that data if needed for the specific library you'd use on iOS/Android.
I think it's best if you don't mix view related libraries, since this way you still get the flexibility of choosing any chart library for any platform
I'm trying to use the Swagger UI, and it says that I should begin by writing an api-doc that describes the exact api for a REST api. The problem is that I have no idea what this means. Is this document written in plain English? Or is there a certain format that will be able to generate the UI?
Thank you!
Swagger is a specification for describing REST APIs. Documentation of the specification can be found here - https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-spec.
Generally, there are two ways to document your API. If you already have an existing API with code, you can use any of the existing libraries (https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-spec#additional-libraries) to integrate into your code and generate documentation at run time. Some of those libraries also offer offline generation of such docs.
If you're looking to design an API, or would rather not integrate another library into your application, you can use https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-editor either locally or with the online version - http://editor.swagger.io.
Once you have the documentation, you can use Swagger UI to visualize and test it.